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9 Washington Market A
Telephone 1113.
.‘ii Meats U. S. Inspected.
Washinrzton St.
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9 . '
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1| [tun l’ul‘k Loins . . . . . . . . . ... . 18¢: lb. .
ll l.t'.ill i’rcsli Hams . ...“. . .. 1901b..
Berry Slatery.
In Wallingtun it is said thst
Kerry Sletery, conservation expert
and colleague of Giflord Pinchot
and the bte Theodore Roosevelt.
wee responsible for the lifting the
lid oil of the Ten eetfiot end starting
the tempest over lessln of the
navel reserve all lends. e hes
been. for more then ten yeers, see-
retery u! the Nationsl Conserves
Tan Association
II in Shoulders .. . . . . . . . . .. 12c lb.
uim §ll ins, Legs of Lamb .. . . . . 32c lb.
idi!‘ u: inml) . . .‘ .............. 20c lb.
0 I'p Roasting Chickens . .. 35c lb.
3 ix?“ j. i"owl ........ . . . . 36c lb.
c H. iii!) Roast ........... 28c lb.
t». 3:5" i‘mst. honed and rolled . . 28c lb. Berry M. Beugherty photomphed
elnceh c returned to the Cepltnl
“km 3 . a Roast .............. . . 16c lb. men“!-
,, Roast ....... . ....... .. 24c lb. Was she Murdered
. Some 000 Years A o?
admw .1ililCI' ....... ....-... . 24C 11)- } 3’ —- g
‘ z ' MINNE POLIS. F . .—- -
h i f'i'\.T';:"‘-'~l “lent . - - . . . - . . . . - .16C lb . quiry to dttermine “'IibctlIesr signing;
.' been done to death has been started
m waiticrs ..... ..... 13c lb. ' by the discovery that Lady Team
daughter or the doorkeeper of the
Golden House or Amen, dead 3.000
5 years. had hardly a whole bone in
5 her body.
LEW?" t ~ll~ 32C 8. & B. sausage . . . . 300 The body, wrapped in lords of
linen. painted with gum. nnd cov-
ered with a. plaster case. gully paint-
p... . 26c: Shoulder Steak ..... 18c
\U.‘~ miles , L53 Lean Corned Beef .15c 1 ed. is in thg Minneapolis Institute of
91“.: iii‘éililt’ RIC American Cheese . . . 35C .3 Arts, where it. was brought in 1916.
,‘ . . “q q K I 3 It) 2,. ‘ att‘ .., liming bun ewmnted from
ltd. ‘ v,l\ . . . at C n-auer tau . . ~ S. 0C her tomb nt ’Ihciics Egypt. smerai
)calslrd\10llZ-.)
Betnusc or the unusual beauty of
the painted panels on the mummy
case. no effort has been made to
open it. and until yesterday when
x-ray plates were developed nothing
was known of the. case's contents.
These SllolVfJ'l that Lady 'l'eshu's
FRICL illiIJVERY. C. 0.1). ONLY
bend was severed from her body and
that several bones in her arhis an}
thorax were misplaced and broken.
At first it was thought that indi»
cated execution or murder. but :i
counsel of physicians has advance-J
the theory that. in the collapse
tissues within the mummy mar. iii»;
bones had fallen uway from that:
original positions. and tvrnlrnl 1:.
were fractured in transit;
where she. a maulv-n or ii Mare.
served hut father in tin.- tin-ism? -
Amen. the limpliim pm
Lady 'l‘eslin “as unwind
for u. ianeicd wrong.
A resident of l‘rngue. “'1‘le it".
ogrnphy was invented llllll'v li..1:. .:
century ago, has developed :1 pt‘u-
eess using zinc or aluminum whiz-.1
instead of stone in the lliflllrilf.
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An importhnt deposit of
lead ore has been discovivl '.n nor-
thern Queensland.
THE END. OF THE SEASON
C LEARAN CE SALE
AT THE
CHILDREN’S STORE
tarmi a: H .i. M. this morning. The crowd of eager shoppers far exceeded our expectations. They
usil: lfiwz'ully and came back and bought again. The reason was that they f on n d the S T 0 C K
W .l‘ 'l'liii (_‘IIOICE BIG, THE PRICES LOW. The shrewd buyers realized their opportunity and
mi i «mire of it.
i‘OME HERE EARLY TOMORROW AND GET THE FIRST
CHOICE 2 A
Today IS Your Chance to Save from $3.00 to $5.00
onYour
BOY’S SPRING sun 7
$14.25 2oPants All Wool
/
1/3 off
i iii? < WOOL
iiiii’SSES
$7.50 Cassimere Suits
15% off'
CHILDREN’S FLAN-
NEL SLEEPING
French Serge, All W00]
1/3 Off ' $4.95
! Sizes 6 to 10. . Worsteds
"‘3 1V (‘OATS .
L“ $9. 50 2.1mm Cassimere $9.7 5
Suits ‘ Sizes 8 to 17.
GARMENTS
25% off .. ~
CHILDREN’S UNION
SUITS -
1’73 "ff $6.48 '
3"" ‘ ' ""‘1300ATS Sizes 7 to 19- $16.50 All Wool Tweeds,
”— Mixtures and Worsteds
1/ 2-Pents All Wool .
r’ 3 Off Sigma, Tweed and Sport Styles ' ~
25% off
CHILDREN’S VESTS
and PANTS
Fancy Mixture Suits
- $7 .34 ”
l Pr. Golf Knickers .7 .
1 Pr. Plain Knickers
‘ ll’lil BOYS'
TANT'S ROMPERS '
and CREEPERS ‘
> ll ENTERS , 10% Off
\ er Blues 9 toll. _
2. 00 All Wool Serge $10-69 CARTER’S IN FANT’S
25% off ’1 Suits 3““ 1° ‘° 18' snails and BANDS
Bi” V and GIRLS’ . ’ ' .
in means _ $.73 3157. “8:213:11,“ WM“ 25% Off
‘\ s assimere ,
w 1 . . EIDERDOWN CARa
25% off fig’flifififlwfin M 5:11;}, ME some. ‘
Carter‘s Children’s W I” um- -‘g a 25? "Off“ ‘
rmmwmn . - $9575 - $12.95 1 . ' .05 ‘ . , ._
m rate 11 ~ , , . Sizes 10 to 18. INFANTS KNIT.
KAYNEE BLOUSES‘ ‘.
89c ‘1
, Somel'asty Dishesloo '
There still is a possibility. Lauri
exer, that. back ig lllc :{lst Ll)lii.a.\lj.:
wit-.ti .iztl'.
in til-:a‘ii.
r'u‘tzx 3
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5“
A oeuclous umr JELLY
eon men‘s
Many housewives have leaned.
from government bulletins or other~
wise, about pectin. which is the
active constituent which rushes jel-
lies loll. They else know how 900
tin can be sdded to the juices of
fruits which are deficient in this
respect. thus insuring parteoi lei»
lies.
But homemade pectin hes other
use: as well. For insunce. with
the addition or e little unveriug
matter. it metres to ideel mint
Jelly to serve with lamb end other
meals, whether hot. or cold. There
are two kinds of pectin. the! reeds
with apples and that msde with the
white skin 01 oranges and lemons.
l-‘or thisjelly it. is best to use the
white skin at oranges. it may be
seen that the cost will be very
slight. as the oranges themselves
are not employed but many he put
to other purposes, such us making
marmalade. orange Juice, can.
Use six large. thick-skinned or
sages. Peel oil. as finely so you
can. the yellow part of the rind
and then take at! all the white skin
and grind it in stood chopper. Add
to this the juice or two lemons and
two cups or water. Heat this slow-
ly and boil tor five minutes in the
government‘s bulletin on home-
made pectin, the use at enameled
,wnm Was advised. doubtless be-
cause enameled were is not elect-
e-d by fruit acids.
Alter boiling the mixture for five
minutes. out it aside until the next
morning. when you must sdd six
cups of water and boil for ten min-
utes. Cool and etrsln through e
cannel jelly bag. Measure the
lilies and put it on the stove em:
when it boils edd very slowly en
equal amount of sugar. Continue
to boil the jelly until it “sheets"
when tested from s spoon. Add
some green vegetable coloring and
six to ten drops of oil of pepper»
mint, according to taste. Pour Into
hot sterilized glasses end. utter
cooling. cover with melted pnrsfln
and seal.
v
eeunaumonpeew - ,
YOU‘LL WANT AoAIN'
Here ll s ‘delightful childrn'l
dessert, either for an ordinary mes!
or as a treat at e. psrty for little
folks. lncldentelly, it will be ell-
joyed by older persons as well. for
it. is u welcome vulntlon u the
usual gelatin desserts to which ell
of us are accustomed
Take halt a pound or prunes. put
them in cold water for fifteen mine
in: I 3 and 'hon remove pits sud
HOW THE ENGLISH MAKE
TOFFEE
fipeaking or children. wee there
ever 3 child who didn't. like as»:
n more of these oldmhloued cen-
dioe were made st home there
would be fewer cesee o! spoilt
stomachs in our households and;
tower young men end women who
teke “blots (or “indigestion!
The best tollee is made in this
msnner: 3111 (our cups 0! brown
sugar and hell e cup or corn
syrup with he)! s cup 0! water. and
put on the are. stirring carefully
until all the sugar is dissolved. Let
this come to 3 bell and then take
of! thefire and add tour table
spoons or butter. Put the mixture
beck on the stove once more sud
boll until the butter line penetrated
throughout the study. Pour onto
a grossed enemeled were trey or
any kind and. u the candy cools.
mark it into squares! When it has
hardened brush these apart and
wrap each piece eeperltely in we:
peper. locidenuliy. you will sue
Out the lsbor ot “cleening up“ is
a great deal less it you have used
an eunmeled were ssucepnu tor the
cooking. since even the stickies:
mixtures do not adhere long to its
purulent-like surface. ‘
CANDIED “SWEETS' IN THE
REAL 0L6 SOUTHERN STYLE
The Southern housewitu in the
one who knows how to propel-e
sweet potstoee so bountifully gold.
on brows and so deliciously cun-
died the: they flirty melt in your
mouth. ‘Here is the we: to cook
them: Boil three or tour medium-
sized mtoee’: peel end slice then
and piece the slices in un enameled
were baking dish. In e ssucepau
men:- cupo: "tuneup or
brown saw and two tsblespoons
o: hitter and cook this mixture
it forum A thick syrup. Add
a pinch or sell and pour ‘
this over the sliced poutoes lube
bsflng dish. Cover sud put in e
lam te oven for em minutes:
then tske on the cover end but. a
tow minutes longer to brown the.
potatoes on top. Serve from the
enumeled were balding dish. which
is sturdy enough tor the kitchen
and ettrnctlve enough (or the din-
lnxroom.
M m not...
.. 143‘ Washington, ' _ Street 55 IM- Street
. South Norwelk Nerwek
Phone 3213 Phone 338 '
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GRIFFIS HOME FROM GERMAN PRISON,‘
NOW “KIDNA APS” HOME COOKED FOOD
»: Creme.” Starch,3pkgs. 25c.
'Uileeda Biscuit
(TargePresto 35c
fwmzmzu ammo. 25.:
Fruit,
‘Permitustocsllyour sttentiontoourquslity
meets at lowest prices for this weekend.
Our first consideration is quality, our least corp
siderstion is competition, for our low prices and
high quality stand alone.
SmalllnaanreshHams I.........20clb.
loanFreshShoulders............. 12clb.
Lean Fresh PorkRoast. ..... 17clb.‘
Small Shoulders Spring Lamb . . . . . . 18c lb'.
L'egSLamb. 1 33¢th
RibLambChops 32clb.
LoinLambChops.......l..........45clb.e
StewLamb / 12clb‘.
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....uwwpswilm
.. . , . /
BEST NATIVE .
VEAL
ShoulderVeel ......18:
RuinpofVesl 24c
Rib Veal Chops ... . . 25c
LoinVelehops 32c
BEST PRIME BEEF
Shoulder Steak ..... 16c
Shoulder Pot Roast . 14c
Round Steak 28c
SirloinSteak 32c
llan‘vllaiwt 4 q...
l
1
Stew Vesl, solid meet 25c -
Bread and. Butter .. 22c Extra Fancy R ting 1
Sticking Piece. ----- 13° Chickens .... . . . 35: e
BoneleesRibRosst..26c.meFow1”...“..35‘, ', 5
Prime Rib Roast ... 26c Home Made Sausage 24c
FreSh Chopped M1“ Lmk Sausage ...... 25C 3
S.&B.BsgSsueuge28cl
Beef Liver ......... 10c 75 5 -
Pig's Liver, 3 lbs. for 25¢ CORNED BEEF . 5?
Large Smoked Hunts 18c Bowl'm Rump “megs: , 5
Small Smoked Hams 24c Plate Corned Beef ": . 7c
S- & 3- Boneless , Fresh Spsreribs . . . . 13c 7 -.
Hams ........... 24c Sextet-Kraut. 311’s. 25c ..é
Our Specials for Saturday
. COME AND LOOK IN OUR WINDOW ‘
Fine Granulated Sugsr, 11 lbs. for . . $1.00
Pillsbury, Jones or Gold Medal Flour
at ............. . ...... . . . . $1.09 bag
Campbell’s Beans or Soups, 3 cans . . . . . 25c
New Packed Peas, Corn, String Beans or
Limas,6cans ....... . .....
Assorted to Suit Customer
LargeMeatyPrunes,3lbs............. 50c
SauerKraut3for . 50c
’
PinkSalmon,fullcans,2for 25c
Our Fruit and Vegetable Departrnent
is now under the supervision of an expert
buyer. Our line now includes the following: ,
Spinach, Brussels routs, unmeas- ;
'moWer, SireWberrles, Bunch Beets, Parsley
. and Egg Plant.
2: 25¢
Wmmugzsc Mam
Norwalk Chronicler